One thing struck early on at the Grammys

[Baby Lee]

A lot of people thought Kurt Kobain was so genius he had to die young to preserve his legacy.


Do people not ****ING KNOW ANYTHING about Dave Grohl.


Dude just carries on and on and as good or better then Nirvana itself ever was.


Or ****ING Paul McCartney, dude's what, 100 yo, part of the greatest youth band, greatest mature band, and in his own right one of the best solo rockers for continuing decades.

It's just weird, these geniuses die tragically young and it somehow had to be that way, and equal geniuses don't, and just give and give and give us more genius. And we still realize they are the best around, but don't recognize them in quite the same way as departed.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by Detoxing

If my Grandparents HAD to pick a Rapper out of a lineup....Macklemore would most likely be that rapper. I'd guess that Macklemore has more women, children and parents that listen to him then oh say....ASAP Rocky.

Of course.

That still doesn't mean he's a "safe" choice.

To paraphrase an old saying:

Safer than ****ing dangerous doesn't equal safe.

[ModSocks]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

Of course.

That still doesn't mean he's a "safe" choice.

To paraphrase an old saying:

Safer than ****ing dangerous doesn't equal safe.

Well they have to pick one. They cannot NOT have a best rap album. Of all the eligible artists worthy of the award, he's the safest.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by Detoxing

Well they have to pick one. They cannot NOT have a best rap album. Of all the eligible artists worthy of the award, he's the safest.

I can agree with that.

[Baby Lee]

Originally Posted by Deberg_1990

I want to see Daft Punk without the helmets.